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Piled old, Mr.. Bentley. II s'poae rs q new
tangled cure Of aome kind. I amt sot on

Piled old Mr.. Bentley. II s'poss ia q new
tangled cure Of aome kind. I amt 5ot on
any OF 'em."-Epoch.
SSThe police Of New York have discovered
that "sawdust" swlndlers transact their
negotiations with country "tenderteet"
through private letter boxes rented ont
generally In cigar shops, and are taking
steps to break up the practice.
A farmer in Maryland claims to have
recently seen a flock Of partridges paddle
ACROSS o stream OF water like 30 many
ducks. In proof OF his story he exhibits
ak OF the p~artridges which be caught be.
fore they could leave the water.
"What did you marry my aon for n
flercely demanded an old gentleman OF o
clergyman who had just united his runa-
way ecapegrace In the holy bonds. 1.-TWO
dollars," replied the dominic, ''to be
charged to ou."-Binghampton Republi.
an. g
Fiery Anarchist tell you, my friend,
I'm ready to die right here, Ii neceasary,
In defenae OF my principles. The struggle
Is coming, and It can't como any too-we'd
better 20 a little further up the alley.
Here comes a policcman.-Chicago Til.
bune. 4
An American dentist has been fined In
Berlin for putting the title doctor on
his cards. The Judge naid the law applied
to all foreigners; he would fine even the
| Grown Princes doctor, Dr.. Mackenzie, II
he attempted to use the title "doctor" In
Prussia.
Being advised by his physician to dig
In the earth as q way Of getting exercise
and lettering bis health, q lad at Pasadena,
CAL, went to work and dug q we'll over
one hundred feet deep on bis fathers
farm. he dug every ahovelful Of the earth
himself.
IT,. Gwillim, O Bristol jsweler. has been
sued for dsmagea by Lewis Marsh, OF
Burlington, for picking huckleberries in
the highway laet hummer. To aecure bis
claim the officer attached three gold
watches in Mr.. Gwillim's storo. Damages
arc laid at $50.-Hartord Times.
A New York girl writes to the New
York World in defence Of nhop'girls. She
saye: Into every good shop In the neigh.
borhood Of Twenty.third street T went,
and asked anywhere from ono 10 500 ques.
tons. Everything I saw I asked about,
and about n good many things I did not
see. OF every conceivable thing cold by
the yard | begged samples. How much
10 thia: 25 cents. did you gay? That's o
good deal, Is 1t not? VIII it wash ?
Haven't you any finer? Do you expect
to have any? Will II be the same color2
These aren't the new shades arc thsy?'
and 30 on, and q! the end The old familiar
will you give me a sample, please, OF
those four?' This was tho teas: Seven
hours Of eolid interrogation points. The
result wss not one single, aolitsry, imper.
linen. answer" aa
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IComnis>ion.r Sparka' Farewell.

Public Landa CommiEaioner Sparks
gives tho Pfepiden. tho alternative to let
him go or permit Secretary Lamar to evsc-
uatc the position which no has taken with
evident determination 10 fore, tho Com.
misulones out.
In his farewell to The President Mr..
Sparks places the Administration in rather
IN uncomfortable attitude. He recites
what ho has done, hitherto with the up
proval Of tho President, to beat of the
land thieves, aud declares that tho secre.
tary O.! tho Interior 10 juggling land deciH.
ions in the interou. Of these very plum.
derers.
Il the PRECEDENT stands by the Secretary
lie will, according to Commissioner
Sparks, bo knowingly standing by the
public land thieves. II MIR. Sparks is
right, the Preaideat is wrong and is abet.
ting great wrong. 1t Is an interesting
family fight.
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TNHhLINo. ". va, NOVEMBER IT. 1887.
yarisus Presidential Prophecies.


The recent electlous have started the
Presidential propheA with renewed en-.
ergy in their mad career. Some Of the
.wiseacres havo whitfield It all down to 60
fine c point that certain men who have
hitherto regarded themselves, and been
regarded, as possibilities, may ss well 20
and hang themselves.
First OF all, there is very general asree-
mert with regard TO the Democratic case.
Mr.. Cleveland Is 10 DO renominated. We
think 80 too. But this fact was rs clearly
ioreshadowed before The autumn mn.
reavrrs as now. II is a eottleG thing, be.
Cause tho Democratic party has not an.
other man whom 1t dares to nominate.
Fer thu. pa,ty 1t is, Cleveland or no.
body.
Sherman Ia ruled out because It has
bseh shown again that any good Republi.
can can carry Ohio, and further because
the recent victory was more Foraker'u
than John Sherman's. Blaine is another
"goue lawn akin" because the Republicans
did not carry New York. Aud for the
raino reason 10 nvowed Blaine man need
apply.
Lincoln Ton'tdo, because the New York
election showed that the shadow Of O
great name ia not enough to carry 3 candi.
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Virginia Elects n Democratic Legislature,
but tho State Givos 5000 Republican
Majority.
Ht,o York Horld Special.
A number Of prominent leaders OF the
Republican party were in conference with
Senator Malone until a late hour last
night in reference to the election on Tues
dsy. Some time was spent in figuring Cd
the returns, and tho political situation in
Virginia thoroughly discussed. Senator
Malone claims that while the Democrats
have o majority in the Legislature, the
Republicans have carried the State by a
popular vote Of 1000, and have carried
five Senatorial districts and the Democrats
Eve. The Republicans claim that they
came within 80 votes Of carrying the Sixth
district. The Democrats claim that they
have carried the State by a popular vote
Of 1000. In Nuremberg county, Onerby
(Dsm.) has been defeated for the Legisla.
ture by Love (Rep.) by q majority of II
votes. The Democrats will in all proba.
bility contest Love'gu election.
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An Enora to Nuke A~aaronl.. sympathy.

.Au LhorH 10 Hthhe 1aaFchlst BY Pntnys
Tho professional Anarchists whose trade
OF romunorative agltation ID seriously
threatened by what recently happened in
Chicsso, arc trying to boost their cause by
playing on the public sympathy. OF
cousGo everybody 10 sorry for the widows
and orphans OF tho men who forced the
law to take their lives. OF course the aRi-
tasors know this, and will work 1t indus-
triohsly aH a paying lead.
From the beginning tbs innocent have
had 10 suffer Tor the guilty. From time to
tins tbs Law ia totced 10 tske from fami-
Lies the natural protectors who have made
shen:1elT"s nnlt to bo at largo, or who
have fo.fsited their lives. The BORROW
and possible want that come to the wives
and tho children take nothing from the
onorni!y CT the o:an3es. a man is no
less a burglar, ? i;rser or Q murderer bo-
cause no has L vito AID children.
But until some Of tbe!r OWE Kind we're
caught in the de"Fh trap, tho AnIchistu
did not regard It IS 80 serious > thug TO
make widoTa and oEphsns. Thsy preach.
Cd q doctrine cf wholesale slsu.hter
sEaiEss all who we.e not enrolled in the
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AcKEn's Blood Elixir Is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is 3 positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or syphilitic Poi
soning. It purifes the whole system, and
bauishes oil Rheumatic aud Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee it. Logan &c Co.,C
R. Gostzs, G. M~snkemiller, r. B. Burt and
Rowia Bros- tret 2
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Or il the Republicans can carry North
Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia
they can efford to lose all the Northern
doubtful States. Or If they can carry In.
diana and any one OF these three they can
atford to lose New York, New jersey and
Connecticut. And there is no good reason
Why they shouldn't carry them all.
On the whole, the Republicans can face
the next Presidential contest with full
nOlfrapa ---- ------- - 49, --- - -
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ed-how much more they knew about
the cases than those who were on the spot
PhyBicians who treat eminent me have
q hard road TO travel, and tho way eczema
no easier on tho other side Of the ocean
than here. &af
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

- a-st3 EIt a-@sE- H#Ft..
BY virtue Of a decd OF trust made BY George
schad and Loulsa sCbad, his wife, to me al trustee,
dated May FL 1887, recorded in the office Of the
Ulerk q tho County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, in Decd Of Trust Book No. l6. page 19.
will sell at public auction, at the front door Of The
Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, tho 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851,
commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", the following de-
scribed property. that is to say: Lot numbered ten
n that part Of the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, formerly known Us the 10 IN Of L.
grange, but now part OF the city OF Wheeling.
: The title y believed to be good, but selling u
uus.ee VIII convey only the title vested in me
!. TKRhs o. sALE- 0ne-tbird ind az much Inoren
nc purchaser elects to pay In cash Oh the day 0.
sale, the balance In two equal installncu,s at one
and two yearH, with interest, for which the pul.
chaser shall execute his notes, secure the saueb}
oeed OK trust on tho property. and keep the build
ings insured for tho benefit OF tho II rust.
s,us.!,. W.. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
: w. ~. HAILHH, Auctoneer. nos
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TIL NEXT PRESIDENT.
Tho Republicans ian Face tho Contest with
r 1,- I5 Full Courage,

Fail Courage.
Philadelphia Prea.
With the elections Of 1887 over, men
turn 10 tho Presidential contest Of 1888 in
tho light Of their results. Here Is a table
Of tho Republican and Democratic States,
and those that may fairly be clasaed as
doubtful, with their respective electoral
votea:
Whole number OF electoral vo,os..."-.."..".... 4oi
Naaaaanr "a, N nIant o mi
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sachet Powders for Xmas.

Coleate's Cashmere Bouquet, Heliotrope
and Violet srs very useful for making up
holiday gifts. aaru
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. Total doubtful. ..... ... ..-.. e. ..,.... ..... ,.. -. ...... &C
There arc some ioot.noteHthat should 20
with this table:
/, The Pacific StateH-Californie, Ore.
gon and Neyada-are put down In the
sure Republican column. They are sure
with the right kind OF a Ca%ndidate-not
otherwise.
2. Every Southern State is placed In
the sure Democratic column. Bu. with
the right kind OF a campaign there may
be- q fghting chance for the Republicans 10
carry North Carolinia, Tenneesee and
West Virginia.
8. OF the States claaaed as doubtful Con.
necticut, Indiana and New jersey went
Republican in their latest elec!ions, and
and New York Democratic. But they are
oil really doubtful.
A. The Domocrata can not elect the next
President without carrying New York. II
they should carry all the other doubtful
States and lose New York, they would still
lack Is votes Of enough. Or, II they
should carry Now York and lose tho other
doubtful States, they would fall IL votea
short. In order to win they must carry
both New York and Indiana, or New
York, New jersey and Connecticut, be-
sides the Solid South.
S. The Republicans can win by either
49, - A. ktI-r-s 49, fl. ##a|
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@ u. z. q q. Railroad. lsF1.
BellMre i GAINESVILLE Through PASSENGER leaves
Bellaire at S:4oa q. M, arrives At Bcllaire at 4 D. m.
Woodsacld Passenger leaves Bellairc at 40 D.
M, arrives at Bellaire at $40 a. NJ 49, 49,
y Sumncrneld Accommodation leaves Bel1alre NJ
Loo :. H.. arrives at BellRiro at lo:45 q. m, 49,,
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE +, R.-
w On and after Monday, October 81. 1857.
trains on the Wheeling d Elm Grove Railroad viii
run as follows: y8H Itl-rI- -
Leave Wheeling:
$50 a m. 200 N, 9 a n, ll:oo a N, $50 p m, $50
p m, $40 p m, ZOO p m, 300 p m.
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
600 a m, 1855 a N. 9:s5 a m. 1l:s5 a N, 2:os D M.
4:os p m, t:s5 p N, 7:s5 p m, 9:35 p m.
Leave Wheeling Park: ,%
$40 u m, 7:45 a m. 1000 a m, 1880 p M, $50 D M,
AN p N. GAO IN, 500 p N, 1000 N. ~.
Arrive at Wheeling:
e. Gas a m. $40 a m, 1885 q m, LOS D m, sos D m.
4:& p N, Gas p m, s:ss P N, 1880 p N.
! soEDAYs-LSaye the c!ty, at 500 a N and run
every hour unul zoo pm Leave Wheeling PARK
at 800 a m, and run every hour until 10 p IN, c1.
cept no church Train, which viii leave tho Park
At s;ss . N, and city at l:l5 p n.
- - It|u.N gyrED GSIsArTs AAAASSAt 5oPN n
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NEw ADvERTIsRMrEE.S,Ts.

WANTED-ISWOULDIIK
~ 10 rent 4 stable with four stalls and room ior
wagons and one buggy. Want possession al
ouce. =. W. BANNER sflJ FgT--7 mi"
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"Peter," aaid old Mrs. Bentley to her
husband, what is this Munroe doclorin'
I've heard about 2" "Woll, I dunno.s, re.
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special commissioner,
W. H. HAILRR, A%uctionccr.
I hereby certify that bond has been given BY the
above named special commissioners as required
by law, and the decree in the above entitled cause.
@ 4ea@ JOHN W. MITCHELL,
OclB "f Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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A STRAW o 1855.

virginia Elects n Democratic Legislature,
but tho State Givos 1000 Republican
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VXTANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN ZONE
w out q! employment, to begin on fair '.alaiy /
and work himself up. representing, In his own 10.
callty. an old established house. References az.
changed, AMERICAN Av'o HOUSE, 81 Reado 81
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DIVER BOTTOM FARMS FOR SAVE.
1-O Two dne River Bottom Farms for sale or az.
change for city property. This ID q bargain, n In.
Qulre Of {. A. BCHAERER i CO., Agents, MORE
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Have the Stables Lightei

1t is claimed that in a large proportion
of cases where horses have trouble with
their eyes, this is due to the want of prop
crly lighted and ventilated stables. The
majority of stables are SO dark that when
the horse is brought out he shows, by
stumbling and in other ways, that lie can
not see perfectly, and this continues until
his eyes becomes accustomed to the light.
Any person can readily tell what tho eff
feet is by passing from a dark room into
bright sunlight. The change aust pain,
and this effects the eye injuriously, in
time frequently causing total blindness.
Where horses shy on the road this is in
many cases due to imperfect sight, often
brought on by neglect in providing well
lighted quarters for them. The eye is
very sensitive and easily injured when
dark, close stables are used. Light and
proper ventilation can be provided with
so little trouble and expense that it is slr-
plising SO many neglect these very impor-
tant conditions when building, and as a
result, suffer loss by doing q. Those
who have stables already built can. by a
small outlay, make changes when these
are needed to let in the light, and 1t will
pay them we'll to do Sensational Live
Stock journal.
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The Sufferers From Colds.

Philadelphia News: DIR. Boerhasve.
a fl nous German physician: is quoted
as having once said: ..Only fools and
beggggars suffer from the cold, the latter
not being able to get sufficient clothes.
and the others not having the sense 10
wear them" John Hunter, a celc-
hrated English surgeon, gave three
simple rules for the rearing of chill
drcn, and they arc just as appl;cabletc
adults. They are: ..Plcnty of sleep.
plenty of milk and plenty of flannel"
Winter will be along almost before We
know if. and il is jast as we'll to bear
these wise sayings IN mind. Walking
through a great crowd this morning
with Il doctor, he pointed out some OF
the follics of children's dress. ..Hun-
dreds of children die every year from
lung disease, due from ignorance or
neglect" said he. 1.-The legs and
chests Of children should not be undul-
exposed to the wind. Never wear wet
or damp clothes one moment longer
than possible. Never let wet stock
lngs or shoes dry on you unless you
arc anxious to fill an untimely grave"
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The Pacific Investigation.

San FRANctsco. Oct. 6.-Ex.seuator
Creighton vas convicted In the superior court
here . few days ego on . charge Of jlry brib.
ing 10 connection With the suit against the
e~utter-street Railway company. He WAS or.
dered to appear to-day for sentence, but the
police were unable to and him, and It IL
learned that he passed through Tuceon, A.
T.. last night, supposed to be ON his way to
Mexico. and the police are putting forth every
EFFORT to capture him. The affair clused .
great eensat:on. Several other prominent
citizens have recently been indicted for con.
pltcity In the slime case. Among them
are R,bert v. Morrow, . million.
aIre and piiuciral 9 o~cx.holdcr in the sutler
street road; James McCori, q prou ioent pol.
itician and ex-superintendent Of the road and
E. N. Nsrthey, . local politician. Similar
charges have also been made against Christie.
pher Buckley, q political leader, and several
Others. This Is now hcins investigated by the
grand jury. Among the evidence In the iary's
possession are documents which intimate tina,
the association of Chinese raised a fund Of
$1,000 for the protection and defense Of ire
members, and that bribes were paid out by
the association through these politicians to
the superior judge, district attorneys, jurors
and other court oficers.
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New Use For Electricity.

NEW YORK, OFT. 6--in improvement of
frsf. Bsli's Instrument for lcca.!rg bullets in
the body ly electricity was tried at Bellevue
hospital. The experiment WIS highly salts.
ia try. A small s.cc! llatc was placed OH
the mans leg. To one end OF this VAS at.
tsc'md an Insulated wire connected with 3
telephone Receiver, with In turn WAS con-
necsed with another wire at the end of
watch was a probing rccdle. This
needle WIS inserted in the wound and IN
I'll ttric current established The needle was
pushed i'll through the wound until n slight
c teklrg sound heard by The operating sur
g'on who he'll the r.cc.v.r at his ear notified
him that the current had been broken by the
needle IL u,hing the tu lit sought for. Fur
thr '~rGsirg showed that the bullet had
b en- irr. Z ly located in the liver.
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cLEvELA IN PLASTER.
A Model Made for a s~.atue.te of the Pres
ident.

Sidney Morse, tie sculptor. of Bcs
ton, who has been at work for several
weeks upon a statuette of President
Cleveland, has just completed the
model and has had his first cast made.
The figure is about thirty inches high,
and represents the president standing
in an easy attitude, resting upon his
right foot. with his left hand behind
his back. His right hand hangs easily
at his side and holds a slip of paper.
Despite the rotundity and stoutness
of his form President Cleveland's fig re
presents excellent proportions aid
makes a fine statue, with many good
qualities from an artistic standpoint.
MIR. Morse spent two weeks in WASH
ington and had sittings from the presi.
dent daily. Accurate measurements
were taken by him. and photographs
furnished BY the president and the
bureau of printing and engraving aided
materially in s curing an exact like
ness of the distinguished subject. The
s%tatuctte, which is the first figure of
President Cleveland that has been made,
was modelled for Boston parties who
will reproduce it in Parian.
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The Farmers Alliance.

MINNEAPOLIS. Get. 4.-Tne National Farm.
crs' Al'iatce began its seventh ANNUAL con-
vcntion here this morning with fifty delegates
present from Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wis.
cousin, Minnesota and Dakota. The only
bus!Eess transacted this morning was the 40.
pofnttaCnt of the usual committees. Secrc.
ta'y Milton George, of Illinois, reports 1 COD
more alliai 80 added since the last session,
and there are 600, 900 memb,re in all. The
southern alliance hsd been invited to send
delegates and move for the consolidation O!
the two.
AT the afternoon session Secretary Geor.e
presented his report. Mayor Amos welcomed
the alliance, aud j. e. Kennedy. Of Iowa.
responded. President s.reetcr had no WITT
ten report, hut made u short aidrcse. On the
report Of the Committee on CT, d-ntials q blisk
discussion arose ever a m!sun,s ~rstandirg in
Minnesota about the basis OF representation
ard a SPLIT in the committee was narrowly
avcr.ca. No evening session Wa held.
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CURIOUS wH1Ms OF MEN.
Strange Hobbies Ridden by Well Knowa
Brokers and Lawyers.

SSaa * 1lopNlSS Nluuen Cy wen kncWc
Brokers and Lawyers.
No use charging all whims to the &c
count of women. Men are full of them.
There are q half-dozcn tobacco slaves
WHO daily go on Change who say they
cannot sleep unless q quid of tobacco
rcposcs under their tongue. Others
tell of getting up at night to smoke.
and there is N old crank who insists
that he cannot sleep unless his head is
turned toward tho north. He has 81
w'!,im that he is IL compass. 1t is said
that ex-Attorncy General Brewster likes
an open CRATE, bu: detcsts the color of
coal.
The contrast of the black coal and
the rcd and blue flames was most dis
tasteful TO him, 10 his servants had
orders to splash the fuel with white
wash, which he kept on hand for the
purpose. General Butler has n whim.
Or late years he is seldom without a
piece of slippery elm in his mouth,
which lie declares san admirable spe.
cl!ic for nervousness. Years 20 Butler
was a smoker. Then he was known as
a dry smoker-that is going through
the motions of smoking with an un-
lighted cigar in his mouth. From that
he graduated to slippery elm. Senator
Beck's whim is that he cannot speak
unless he arises with q penholaer in
his hand which he always slams down
on his desk before he has spok.n.a
aczcn words.
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Preparing fer a Had Winter.

Buffalo Courier: at is getting too
coolto meet clandestinely on the porch.
Agncss."
"And my father forbids you entering
the house,"
"And must our love, then, be like
the doormat, or the dormouse, or what
ever it is. that sleeps all winterP Will
it rot die of pneumonia or catarrhP
Perhaps they may have stoves in the
horse Car this winter and-and if they
do, though dare not hope so. we can
ride round in the evenings on the Ferry
street belt line. and have an hour and
Il half of sweet communion, all for
10 cents"
She looked into his face, her eyes ra.
diant with love and admiration. ..You
:rc, indeed" she exclaimed 1%cryently.
lone of that small TRANSPORTED band
whose mighty genius overcomes the
most formidable obstacles. We will
write a postal card to the horse car
company imploring them to put stoves
in the cars this winters" and they a,
once penned it. Whether theis appeal
will nlelt the icy hearts of the horse a
people will be known before Christmas
time.